 Now the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, CIBN says it will continue to play its role as a bridge to engender positive collaborations between all players in fintech for the good of the industry. Ken Ogbera said this during his investiture as the 22nd President and Chairman in Council of the CIBN which held in Lagos details in this report. Garvert, at this whole, are banking professionals who have converged to celebrate demand who will control the hems of affairs of the Bankers Institute for the next two years. Though they are in a celebratory mode, newsings about the industry which has witnessed relative stability in recent times and made economic headwinds resound. After his investiture, the new CIBN bus, Ken Ogbera says the future of banking, which revolves around the Generation Z, is a full-cost strategic goal for his administration, hence the need to encourage fintech. His predecessor, Bayo Lukbemi, shares similar thoughts. The future is here. It means that we need to begin to build up inclusion, have the Gen Z, the younger people who definitely will take over from us to be inspired to trade the business of banking. We have seen a lot of channels of delivering our services and technology is the main thing now. If you don't embrace technology in banking, you fail. So that's why I encourage banks. We do a lot of financial technologies but we should do much more than what we are doing now. The competition for traditional banks has shifted in the past seven years from fellow banks and pairs to small but mighty adventure-seeking entities called fintechs. As the conversations shift towards payment system and the CIBN's enirer, the bank executives share their thoughts on the future and viability. Meanwhile, in an address, the Lagos State Government promises to continue to make the state conducive for business to thrive. In terms of payment system, you discover that the banks have done so much in accelerating the payment system. It's one of the countries in this world where you can do online service and get instant payment. It does even in U.S. If you do payment, it doesn't happen instantly and that essentially is a credit to the banking system. I think people, Nigeria in particular, we prefer cash and cash but little by little, I think the tenets or the policy of enirer, we go down. We are showing you all that we are working tirelessly to further strengthen the economy and the financials of the neighborhood to make life better for all and much more. In line with re-engineering the sector, the CIBN promises to develop a digital roadmap for the banking and finance industry and offers certifications on digital skills. Don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.